Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1926 — Page 13
’APRIL 16, 1926
LUMBER MEN TO ADVERTISE ►Plan to Combat Inroads of Substitutes. Jill Time* Srtrdnl ATLANTIC CITY, April 18. •Plans to spend a million dollars in advertising to combat the inroads which substitutes are making in the lumber business will be made at the convention of the National-American Wholesale T.umber Association at the Ambassador Hotel here April 15 to 17. While charts show that as the volume of construction and other ordinary sources of lumber consumption have increased, the demand for lumber, relatively speaking, has decreased, according to W. W. Sehupner of New- York, secretary-directing manager of the association. Wilson Compton, secretary of the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, will present the subject and ask for cooperation in raising the money for this advertising.
You’ll be surprised how much you’ll save and still have fine meals by eating at White’s Cafeteria u On the Circle.”
A Message to Men and Young Men Who Have Yet to “Discover” CLOTHES all 'ALL feisSßSte&l Established A*##!® V/ C3 JLd o urs ~AfoALdd/eman's \Q J
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Pastor Warned Mussolini
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l)r. Arthur \V. Brooks, noted astrologer, forecast the attempt to assassinate Benito Mussolini, Italy’s premier. In a public wanting printed in a magazine he said Mussoloni was in danger and would suffer some harm during the month of April. POPULATION GOAL UP Indianapolis’ dream of a million population, an idea of Homer McKee. head of the Homer McKee Advertising Agency, is aimed higher than the Indianapolis Ileal Kstate
Board’s goal announced In advertising and publicity on the 1923 Home
WONDERFUL TIRE VALUES Fully Guarantee J VARSITY CORDS Direct to You NO IN-BETWEEN EXPENSE We Will Deliver Anywhere in the City and Put Them On— No Extra Charge —Or Ship Parcel Post Prepaid 30x3% Fabric Size Cords .$8.48 34x4% SS Oversize Cords 821.98 30x3% Single Oversize Cords -88.98 33xf) SS Oversize Cords Jp24.48 30x3% Double Oversize Cords 89.98 j*3xs 22 or , ds * orwbt/ QO a n A <2inae 30x5 SS Oversize Cords 829.98 3013% SS Oversize Cord. $10.98 29*4.40 Balloons *12.45 32x3% SS Oversize Cords ?U.B 30x4.95 Balloons 815-95 31x4 SS Oversize Cords .. 813.98 31x4.95 Balloons 81645 32x4 SS Oversize Cords 814.98 30x5.25 Balloons 817*59 33x4 SS Oversize Cords 815.48 31x5.25 Balloons 817.95 34x4 SS Oversize Cords 815.98 31x5.77 Balloons .. .819.95 32x4% SS Oversize Cords 819.98 32x6.0(1 Balloons 819.95 33x4% SS Oversize Cords 820.98 33x6.00 Balloons 823*05 Call MAin 1717 INDIANAn Circle 0860 MAin 1717 f° r § TIDE Jft, RATTEDV QUAD wk Circle 0861 MAin 1718 Correct Time |1 ' ‘hi,, v dAIHLvI Oil Ur ■ Circle 0519 MAin 1719 JL 626 NORTH MERIDIAN ST.M -
Go to the Richman Store! Go without any thought of PRICE! Go with the idea of buying only if you find the suit, topcoat or tuxedo which you would choose ANYWHERE, —which you would be PROUD to wear,—whose materials, style, fit and workmanship SATISFY YOUR OWN GOOD TASTE. Then buy it,—wear it,—and remember that our simple guarantee says: 4 You MUST be satisfied or we do not want your money’ ’ Richman Clothes are all one price,—s22.so for the UNRESTRICTED CHOICE of any Richman suit, topcoat or tuxedo.
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Complete Exposition. That goal was "A city of 500.000 In 1930.” The
show this year Is dedicated to a million population.
EXCURSION LOUISVILLE $2.75 Round Trip SUNDAY, April 18,1925 Stain*i, 7:00 A. M. INTERSTATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY AUTO TOPS And Side Curtains Made and repaired. Our price is right. Seven years at this location. Kentucky Ave. Vulcanizing Cos. 35 Kentucky Ave. TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES
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NEW SPRING COATS FOR SPORTS AND GENERAL WEAR Smart models in cape or straightline styles. Many novelty /h ggf A sport, models, in twills, plaids, mixtures and sport cloths. A T* a§ Jf** I variety of all the new shades—unusual values. *•' jLjJ Sizes for Women and Misses P Wj® —Morrison’s, Third Floor— fiLaif saiir
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Never Before Such a Collection of NEW DRESSES Offering Such a Choice of . Authentic Fashions at Such a Low Price! Misses 1 Sizes—l 4 to 20 Women’s Sizes—36 to 48 You’ll be surprised when you see the Beauty, the Style and the Workmanship of these Wonderful Dresses offered by Morrison’s for $lO. Exquisite Georgettes, Printed Crepes and Flat Crepes in an array of the Most Fashionable New Spring Colors. a Morrison’s Second Floor &
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